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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09
Post-Oiliee Directory.

OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery-Open at $50 a. m; closes
at p. IN. !.
Money Order-Open at $50 a. m; closes at
p. IN.
General Delivery on Sunday-From Q a. m. 10
go a. m, and after arrival of Northern mail
MAILS ARRIVE AND CLOSE.
Northern mail arrives at 1O-15 a. m and Eli
ID. m; closes at 1910 a. IN. and 4D p M
Jacksonville mail arrives ut 81 p. m; closes
at 40 p. IN.
Southern mail arrives at All a m. and ll-l1
n m; closes at 9.4O a. m. and Id y. m
st. Augustine mail arrives at I'D a. m ana
500 D. m; closes at 1850 a. m. and 4.Op. m.
valatka and Drayton Island mail arrives at
10 10 "a. m; closes at lilo p. m
Palatka and Tocoi mail arrives at 1910 a. m;
closes at LILO p. M
Palatka and Daytona-Arrives at ll.O0 a. m,
leaves at Lisp. IN.
Florida Southern Railway arrives at 4-50 p.
m; closes at SO a.
Palatka and Bannersville-ArriveSe every sat
uray at IL NJ, and closes at L. 15 pm.
Northern mails on sunday close at I'D a. m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

that simmons Liver Regulator will rid
you of dyspepsia, cleanse your system.
enable you to sleep well, prevent mala-
rial diseases and give you brisk and
vigorous feeling 1t acts directly ON the
liver and kidneys, cleansing, purifying,
invigorating and terrifying the system
against disease. 1t will break up chills
and fever, and prevent their return-yet
entirely free from calomel or quinine.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

DIR. Kovaleirsi1i, very wise Russian
doctor. tells frightful stories of the num-
Der of luNltieS i'll his country. There Is
room for only 10000 in the asylums and
there they are brutally treated About
80. 900 roam about at large without any
care. They are TO be met on all The coun-
try roads and they avensc i'll usage by
manning little cI III -a.-CLicaso Trib-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09
.;,.no, Taylor.. congo steamer.

Bishop Taylor's Congo steamer will be
lighted by electricity, and will carry
saw mill on board. Hose To squirt hot
water on obstreperous natives Is TO be
coiIed conveniently on deck.-Chicago
Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09
weather Indications.

Eastern Florida, southeriy ,rinds,
fair treather, stationary temperature.
Western Florida, southerly ,cinds, fair
heather, slight changes an temperature.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties expecting to have pictures
made in the near future would do well
to attend to the matter at once as l shall
shortly close my gallery for the summer
je1-3td<w j. q. MANGoLD.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

Orders received for putting in Water
Pipes at the store OF T.. T Lane, COntrac-
tor for tine Water Works company,
Prices low and work guaranteed.
Mich 23-tf 4. L. LANE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

Keep your yards and premises sweet
and clean by using air Stacked lime, de
hvered to any part of the city for zoe.
per barrel. WIN. +. FORWARD
ie.-tit
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

Cottage To Rent-Desirable, healthy
location. and rent reasonable. Apply to
O.. III. Stafford. iel-lm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

Nearly 81 900, 600 have been lost by the
strikers in the building trades in Chicago
this spring. Henry George will have TO
fore they get all that money back.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

Palatka Lodge. No. "a. F. & A. NJ
Regular communications first and third
Friday of each month.
4. V. MOUNT, w. NJ.
T.. c. POsr. Secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09
Money to Loan

at ten per cent. interest and commissions,
on Florida improved and productive
property, in city or country. Apply To
Bank of Seville, Seville, Florida. In
first application, describe the security As
fully as possible. NJ. +. ROBINSON,
Je3-6t Cashier.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

Putnam Chapter, No. ., r.. \. Masons.
Regular convocations second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
w. j. VINEGAR, NJ. T.. ii. Il.
c. J. JOSEPH. Sec. mh11-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

For RENT-Marrion' Restaurant and
Hotel Apply To r. II. REID. my22-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09
Pablo Beach.

Commercial Building and Tropical
Restaurant. Rooms first-class. Terms
IS. 30 week ie4-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

ETNANCIAL-

NEW YORK. June s.-Excnange duh but
steady at 4S51<6t4ss- Money easy at 3ff4ix.
closing offered at 31S- Sub-Treasury, gold. SIS4-
$40; Sub-Treasury. currency. Sl5ss- Govern
ments dull but steady to Hrm-fs per cents,
2g14Gt l0eI4- State Bonds dull but steady.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09
General Markets.

CHICAGO, June s.-July wheat opened at
S6s6, and within five minutes had declined lsc-
sell, and under free offerings it Immediately
began downwarp movement with few pausss
till sty3s reached. Then there WIS little
withdrawal of pressure. large proportion of
the stuff sold came from houses who loaded up
Il little ON strong spots Yesterdays receipis
were very large, about Ito cars more than wis
expected. June wheat was offered in settle
ment ut Gils. The impression Is growing that
June i getting pretty nearly covered np, So
nearly, at any rate. that the clique are likely
itself. During the first hour July was quiet
AT about SOS ssh i, and June steady at 49, As
the session proceeded all life seemed To drop
out of the market No orders came in. and
operators either left the pit entirely or stood
around listiessly. July stood between e6ls and
Siss. Receipts exercised a depressing in
tiuence. Wheat continues to pour in faster
than place can be found to put il, and pressure
of the shorts who intended shipping out corn
To make room for wheat find their plans inter
fered with 10y the scarcity of vessel ROOM Cars
loaded with wheat and corn are accommodating
qtIate means of relief at hand, and the block
ade is nOuriy becoming more menacing- Ii i
estimated by competent authority that there
are 40 or 300 cars of grain on side tracks
waiting to be emptiesi. Leading cities showed
l,l650O bushels received and a42.00O shipped
June closed at se3s, July at SOS and August Al
Sy1sc.
Corn was featureless, opening L6lLc under
| yesterdays Close: July, 5'l4. Later there wa-
/ dullness ON the whole list of futures and tom,
| to closing. Oats HAT and scarcely enough done
/ to establish prices.
| There was less desire To sell provisions, espe
cially short ribs. which are being shipped quite
| freely, s,UD.sO pounds going out the past tive
days; July ribs opened at 81 .42I4 Lard easier
July opened at $685., later advanced to $500 y
but closed AT opening figure
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Epiacopal WORK

when the clergy and laymen return
ed from their joint conference yesterday
afternoon nc 2 Is p. IN, the clergy ask.
ed for bitsf recess, which was grams
I'd. TIE clergy returned and vcted,
with thts result Ktngtolving, IS;
CcieMar, 5. The laity then asked Tor a
recess, wE.ch was granted. Soon after
they returned and rejected Kingsolving
by vote OF "A TO iC.
Rev. Hr Beers voted to postpone the
election of tie bishop uHlii the mex.
convention The motion Was icst aud
general recess taken
At AS the delegates returned, and In
q few minutes the clerical delegates had
nominated the Rev. Joseph Carey, 8 7.
d Of Saratosa Springs, BY the follow
ing bsitut: Vincent. 4; Coleman, j;
Carey, IL
The lay delegates asked for and re
ceived anoshtr recess. They rsturnsd
at 8 O'Clock, and by vute of % 10 IA
decided that DR.. Carey was not accept
able TO them
Mr.. Beers repeated his molten to post
poue tue election until next June. The
motion was seconded hy Mr.. Howard
nj carr led by vote of 29 to q
IL Was decided on motion Of Mr. Cul-
breth to held the next meeting st
Chr!st's obuIcb, Dover.
After tIansacting some unfinished
routine bnsinees the conventicn Nd
jour- ed III 5 SO -. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
"BEE HIVE"
3o6 Market Street.

So me startling red uctions fos
the c doming Holidays.
1 case OF dcsira BILE Dress
Goods, sold at IS cents this
seaso N; to be cut zap r ow at ~
cents yd. A bsrga in sure.
Ty Reps I21G cents a
yd. Indigo Blue c; ,lieo at :
cents yd; perfectly I; st colors;
a mic e dress for Holi lay pres
ent.
To Handkerchief buyers
1900 pure Linen Hand kerchief,
tor e entlemcn, hemktitt.hed, fine
quality 2sc. goods. To induce
you to buy early we put the.e
on 0 nr counter at Sc apiece, 4
for 5 o cents.
An extra fine one, initial in
corner. You would cay cheap
at 37Xc.; our price ssc. You
cam OF resist the temptation il
you examine them.
Ladies fine, initial, Hundred
nice, I5c. each. When you see
then you will want one dozen
more ..
w c are still pushing the coat
business. Ladies that examine
our stock say they are made to
stay. Prices below allcpn.peti.
ton, from $3.50 to 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

ACCORDING 10 the declsion OF one OF
the OourIs IN Massachusetts, cigars and
tobacco may be sold as the drug stores
the same - any other drugs. The
chasing of tobac 20 with drugs used
for msdicinAl purposes must have re-
quired considerable ingenuity on the
part Of the lawyers, and large amount
OF suiiieiitsy on che part OF the jury.
II 10 certain, iftsis wrong tor the rsgu-
lar dealers to sell these articles on San
day, IL cannot be.right for the dru sgiss'
4, do %. The railing OF the Court 10
Boston may not be regarded ~ settling
the question Z r other States, IS undes
the ruitng OF other Courts other dsci-
sions ay be lsade.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
BACK Pay.

A bill will be presented to Con gress
at its present 81 ssiou which will read
as foi!oss:
A hili FOR the relief OF the officers
and enlisted men in the Fifth and
sixth Delaware regiments apd OF Cap.
tain Huah Strings independent com.
psnv.
"Be II enacted by the Senate and
House OF representatives, OF the
United States OF America In Congress
a. sem eied: That the proper accounting
officers Of the Treasury be and they are
hereby authorized and directed to se'-
tie aud pay the accounts Of the officers
and enlisted men OF the Fifth and Six h
Delaware regiments and Csptsin Hugh
Stirltpg's independent company for
service during the w ar the Rebellion,
by al sing to each Of said officers Al d
enlisted men full pay from the date OF
enrolment TO the date Of discharge.
And q sum su&c cient to pay the
amount found due under this act lie
hereby Appropriated out Of any u OF ey
In the Treasury not Otherwise appro-
priAted
Many OF the old soldiers have placed
their claim in the hands Of an agent at
Washit gton and n strong effort will
made 10 push the bill through.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

The EFFoRT BEING made by the
pclioe o. tIttsd-,phaa % close up the
ou ke. shops l. highly o1m nnnded by
the press J. is erthIp rhat tb"y ave
been torn ser al in leA:ins qni!e az
meny 80 ~ men into d,aa 3nesi pra :
tees a. any lass q gam bling deus,
Their ~ IT'S "a BurAiy speculative, >
nh' w IT - !fifa are never ooh e N :
pla.sd H. msny young mtn lave
ostn foLt'a DT ihzn 1t Is Impossible 10
Ha'' sa"'r pgs less is pursly spe;als-
hFt, an ahtaG 10 gambling of the
most sEaE5 i've chsraottr, sud the
mayor aid 90 vslt to ius.i.nts sorf
inquiry Ia 'eBui 70 iheir existence IL
Dur city
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
W2SAu AKER
rAl44Da-eaLA. Etida,. Dee l.u

rAlL4Da-skLA, Erid2,. Dee >. lsa.
While the Christmas tlut-
ter is over all the Store and
the long, ahead thought of
the need OF these times is
plain enough to everybody,
SO plain that it astonishes
some people to see each
years holiday tancies in
enlargiug assortment and
with improved attention,
nevertheless the traffic in
Dress Goods for ladies',
misses and children keeps
along as steady as eyer.
There is hard sense in such
d present as a new dress.
There are a few repre-.
sentative stufs from the
IA dium pliaeed pli'eed Dress Goods:
so iuch silk,and- wu1l clus.
ter line Plaid, Sprinkleo
With bright specks OF silk
and a glance of silk in the
plaid-tnreads. A 81 stuff
for 62b cents. 5 colors.
Mixed Tri.o Goo d S
that were likely to be youi
first choice at 81. All the
worthiness of plain cloth
Tricot and an extra touch 0
suggested color. 70 cents.
Pain Tricor, good weight
) excellent qualify, 75 cents
A finer Tricot, in solit
E Faii shades, 81.
: Ladies' Cloth; like doe
skin. Brown, blue, greer
i. garnet, and olive. Plain 0
a mixed. 54 inches, IS cent?
: Very similar in weigh
n and colors, but so inche
d wide. rs cents.
!, Fourth circle, southeast OF centre.
:, When you get among Il
d Dress Robes your only VIC
!, ry will be to say which b:
vi moneys worth it shall b
;, The color matching has bee
;. done for you. The pla.
"A and its trim novelty ha,
ben brough t togethe
;. Every tretty or trey side
he shopping has been smooth
oy ns away. Likely to save "
as m ney, too. Robes of
~ =. dozen sorts, S2,6o to $40.
. Lass circle. northwest of centre.
= n A
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

LAST EvESI.'G CJuu I'll approved The
bill OF tAe D7la ware Priu, ng G } npa =
for $37 80 and ordered Il pad. Thls
bill was for badges orierei by the
cha rmsp OF the pin ing C.mmis!ee
for kae M N bers to wesr On the ec.,-
sion Of their visit 10 tds Il ss!:ng OF 5he
Irish Eslional League A. TIE Opera
House on .he Il b o. 03tooet When
The bill was fra: p.esen.ei ohieauon
was mads to paying Il, pNt NJ. Miller
mot only stated bis Willingness to pay
for the one which 10 had used, bu
also expressed the opinion thst
eAah membar should d. the SAM.
Nothing fur;hsr was Is Ab1e, h bQ.
nna' last eve.Irs, whdi, II vas suiIeu.
~ spfnas psn 01racll by M. Taylor,
aud passed sssasai IA st4a .Eg vote.
We rem IN DER taaE the city paid fog
scms bsogss . few yenrs a4o or .be
city ofh ,sis aaa n ubs-s 0, Csunci.
and rs they were n32 assd ha'f = q IN
tims, II -eoutd % interesEirc 70 knoa
what has ae,1mf u saeD. is.snor-
ever to h. pfd ina. hea a. cara Hil a
tak4o o. ,Az4fi sn1 ta4. q any Couu.
Gilman si.aes. ga Et3 re:ssembn
from G uoe1 10 tsin a bsdzp, Ia 81.
be o oJpstiea.isns enough to 10 Urn il
ooss to ths ct'y trsssury
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

THERE IS no doGbt b1t the Prssi
dsnt's remarkable message will be he
best campaign document that the Re.
pnblieans can possibly use in the
coming campaign. The next Demo.
arAtlo National Convention may try to
gloss the matter over In every way
known to politicians, but the fact will
stall remain that Mr.. Cleveland aud bis
party are pledged 20 free trade. This
is the Issue which the Rspubll ,aus viii
be cal ed upon to meet in the CO min z
cam pAign, and with ths message o. the
President oefore those Uho toll TO earn
their 1Aily bread, there can BE- no doubt
OF the result The Dem ocrs'tc party
will enter the campaign Of 1855 with
shs man ufActurer-, roDi ~ da .es-, to-
bacco growers and worklngnen cp-
posed 30 their policy, as pu 5!i.bet 20
she world by President Cleveland IT,.
triumph Of this policy means ruin 10
our manufacturers, ard povsrty and
suffering TO our sorkinsmen and wo
men, L. means that tie Grtisa.s o
this country muss either work 81 The
same wages that sre paid In Europe OF
seArFe in seri. Il nssns The closing
oil our manu- astories TO Eige pl1oe te
Earopesn prodncIs, and tba reiustigz
OF our mechanics and wofkiuEm4n 10 q
condition never before dreamed Of il
this cou nsry.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

THERE Is COlsIDEKA BLE difference
OF opinion IN tete-e &c % The Ao:iou of
Governor Bzs- ia the case Of Jerem al
4ArrigeD, who has teen 10 jaii ios sGe
killing OF D-nnis Shea siuse s. tie nher
IL, 1881 prets ara some who Eeem to
think Enat he shJuld aays been exsou-
ted Of the lime sp soi ed by the e5uy:
when hs rso stBjao ssd, and thai al he
was mo-, ne shCa!i remain u In III for =
good part, II nor AL OF bis ns.ural lie.
On he other hand there are ms suy WIG
are fal'y conveTsant sith the Case In
all res poets, who thi1k thst he has p.
the full penalty o. hia crime, and
should have been psrinned, i6stesi OF
being again resptted. A ,hs TIM HAT-
rigan Was tried there we're several o her
hoDictis cases, all OF which sers tried
previous to h,s, aud . vrrclc' OF N an
slsugbeer rendered in "a III Tnere wa,
cry thA sone one should ba conv,c al
OF murder Ia The irst degree, aud II n
rgan happened to be The man. W
however SeiieVe that tho G. vernon hai
astsd acc lrdins 70 OILS bes 1dzR-nt II
this N tier, and hsrefors have no De
sife TO cear1rs h's ac ions.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
MIr.MIN slrnn :. aunTnkRx . y. Z

WIEBT SiF3n1 &k nDRTH ERN ~. x
TINA table In eject NOV. 10th, 1897. Train
loxgs Wilmington tfrenoh gtrect) as foliows
Fer Reaeins. BirdsDoro, Joanna. Spring
neid, Wsynesb5rx Junction, Manor. Pottt
Vile, Tanaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, We7.
nersyille and all poin.B on the PHILADELPHIA
and Reading X. H., ..co q. m. and 2AS y. N
for Springfield, Wsynssburg Jun5'
tton, Doatesvfiie. Embfooviile, Lenaps
Ohadd's Ford and DuPonI'n and inferno
diate points,1.oo s.na.. 2t6, and % D. N.
FOR UoattgviIie and informed i1ta pointt
st 90 q. M, 245 and 4 30 p. m.
For W est OnestSr, !. 90 h. m. ais End Il
p. N.
For New B-idge and interln ediate point
5lb p. N. anu on Saturday, at 8 - tnd Il !
p. n.
ia Sunday fer beading and intsrn edisg
points, At $ 0o a. m, and Tor Springfield A.
intermediate pcints q: 3 rs p. m.
4. e. h1cUA JSLAkp, y. Il. HlBBA Sd,
t-ag sFint.ndsSt GEM pssg q
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
sALEsnesE . suaas .A,a....
OoAs II ErFkOr. Nov. %. lsr
TRANS issvs psaavsrs Avsnus p,oo,
EAAr. B<lUun

soAnDULn IL EYrHOr, Nov N 49,
Trains tsavs Dsla ware Aysnus I,.,,-.
EASr.BOUHD:
sns- xsn Aeoo0. daily except sunday sltA N
nns' rnls' Accommodation, aaily .,.,.ea A -
rntlA- Accommodation, datiy =
rnia Acoomnodsnaon, daAiy IS Is n
.niA. Aocemmcdation, daily IN IA a =.
rniiA. Ohsster sxprsss. daily u.xA -
h.' ph,,s aecommosatien. daily -. loo D. N
rn,,s e%m sSsa,ns .aaIy .txcspt sunday . % ;. N
rnilA. Uhssssr express. daily, sx. " ~
enuAy. ..........-...,...,Aos D. m
pni, accommodation, daily ....,,Aion y : :
hna' rhn q onedler ,rpcssa daily ....b4I +. n
pS,is. ala Aecsm Aecsea %1odia,uoo, da,u s.oe ,. y
-hiia- Aeoon oJhtion, daily sab = -. =
mia . Ohestef eIpfcEs, daily, pls u. "
wESr.EDtiNn
ofioAsc 4 Ptssbury Iaraitsd, { AMI 40 A Il
1--WE Onlc1so s.no nsL. raesninl.
ssttinoro Accommodation, daily
except sunday, IA n,
nacinnAtAsi Louis, Lin daily IL 10 o z. !. !. !.
ssnp s - p,nsan1.sl ns., ''ss a. 81. -, Le4.
hsitloore Accommodation, dAiIy,745 ~
Miasse and -. Louis Express,
nnEoriy Aecoia rocd.,ion.' ds,,y ~ ~ 8 : !,
s,nsss,y n1i mas'aa mAseo,nmOdstasn. csiiy:
1Oh IIANDArRERa, p rs q. D. .,nnds
on.. iohl .. % and sb p. N. dAil,
except SnodEy- D 30 y. IN. daily.
!fstns leave sarsot stfess station:
,undIv p% rhnS1ssphia 2 asep. N. daily, excep
oAuy. rxcept sunday Fei Lardscoerr
esl sne 1899 A. NJ ant 2as r. M, DALI
esoep' SUNDAY; V.lb g. N suadAy only
t.So n. ~ daily
Ias 70 % a. Ia: ,raia oonEsos at ,ss
junction with uiloisnsu sud 81 Loni
tnfoush express, dairy. except SUNDAY, m
sto u. e'nntc's with Chicago and Il,
~ us express d-ny
Trans ior wiiuAirston--LsHss .'hiIAds
paia. Isly " o.. slt. . 90. $40 30 q. M, a
s.eo 10, 20 ~. 90. go. sth 10 % ., m.
Daily, oxespt aurday, f.is q. "a l2.o
noon, ~ Ia IL 90 .. m.
k1pIoss trains
W. n. GI4EM EhIS, OK. laJKI
MANAGER aen1 Pnss- Assn,
Teiephere No ig3
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
WAHAMAKkks'

WAHAMAKERs'
Silks. On the nrst great
east and west avenue inside
the Chestnut street door Il
the Silk display. Up ane
down. lin a straight line hal
OF a c oi.y square long, under
the clear daylight, is ths
best that can be done il
Silks and Velvets and Rib
bons. We do not simply
take what somebody hawk
aroull I'd to sell by sample
but t he best judges we Car
conn nand go abroad anc
coLtr act OF the finest maker
on tn e Continent, while thu
home buyers gasher from
Anne rican makers.
For r either the whole o
the Wedding dresses or ar
eighth b or quarter yard tt
garnish or decorate we'll be
equally petite and faithful
in our services.
East ami West T.ansepts.
If the present takes a
Shawl shape it may be as
welco me: .5
India ChuddA "...
Embroidered Ckudda
Umhtzur India
Valley India
China SILK
Canton Stripe
Fretch Chudda
Frehch Cashmere
Berlin Shoulder Shawls
Hand and Loom Made Shetlands
Blanket, Beaver, Eimaisya
Me1's Shawls.
Whether little or much,
the money you put in a
Shawl will be well put.
Quarter dollars will do in
some sorts what it took dol
lars to do a few years ago.
Second door, near Juniper and Chestnut
streets corner. Take elevator.
White Oriental Laces'
More than 80 of this sea-
sons patterns at about a
third or quarter OF the usual
price:
I 10 . inch for 10 cents
10 i inch tlller) Tor - cents.
TIL : little price streak
reache IS just as deep into
Torch hon, Medicis, and Cluny
Laces.
Second ircle, -outhwe., Of centre.
w hat is in the Basement
this year! Il was hard
enough in former years to
tell II he story of Toys and
Baskets and Rattan Furni-
ture and Lamps and the
thous ands of house fixings;
but n ow, with more and bet.
ter, it can never be told
Ssein 6 is believing sure.
A queer whisper comes
some times to us that They
Say" says the famous Hol.
liz gs Floor Lamp isn't sold
in Ph hiladelphia. That is 6
bad 6 peech to make when il
can I e SO easily proven un
true. To be sure nobod,
else has it, but there is {
plent y here, and it is a fac
that there is nothing like /,
IN tne market.
A child with reach enough
can T manage a Hollings Foo
Lam ? as we'll as anybody
The1 G is no thumbscrew t.
slip. Raised or lowered wit
a to uch. Stays where yo
stop it. The weak spot
+ most Floor Lamps is tn
up-a nd down business. 1t
, a Str ong spot of the Ho
lings There are no wea
I spot 8 about the Holling'
Designs as many and arti'
: tic as In any Floor Lam
i, made, and no weak spot
r SIS to 500. Shade extra.
: Basement, north OF centre.
t JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
FRIDAY. DEoEMsEa .. 1857.
Mr. BLANEs REMARKS un the Pre-

Mr. BLAEHEs remarks w the Pfest-
dents message, published In another
column, shows that while the President
and his party propose to retain tie tax
ON home products, and tear dowu the
tariff, which for years hiss stood as the
protector OF American labor, Mr.Esaine
urges that the taK be reduced on home
productions, and the tariff or Earopean
products be retained. The course pro.
posed by the President would bSesk
down the A nsrtcsn msnatsctnrer, and
extend the market OF the foreign Il an.
fActurer. Mr., B.Aine's protection policy
looks 10 the ex x,snsion OF the market 10 ,
homo products, By excluding those q
foreign manufacture. Mr.. Cleseisnd
IL In favor OF retaining the tax on To-
baoco, . home product, 6Dt Mr.. Blaine
advocates It's repeal, on the ground that
10 IL oppressive on the prodGcer, and on
those who use II, the latter
class consisting OF . large majority
Of the wofkingnen OF this county.
Mr.. Blaine 10 In favor OF retaining
the tax on int, xicating liQ uors, snd la
this he will have the approval OF the
majority OF the people CT this country.
A comparison bet ween President Oleve-
land's message ard Mr.. BiAiae's COM
msnts upon Ii shows that while The
President proposes to ter down The
bulwsrk, which has slo1d ca . sale
guard between A T9erioAu industries
and foreign competition, the las.er isin
favor OF streng gthenlDg the bonds o.
protection and increasing the demand
Tor domestic prod uctions. ard thereby
furnishing employ men. a. renunera-
tive wages 70 our mechanics and Arti-
sAns. The prosr Gritty OF the L nItad
States under prosecdon has beeu uu.
paralleled, but Mr.. Cievslsnd proposes
with one fell stroke to destroy thA:
prosperity, and annihllste our indus.
tries BY ttrowtrg open our markets to
the cheap labor OF the world. ..